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CVE-2015-2620 is an unspecified vulnerability in the Security: Privileges component of Oracle MySQL Server. It affects MySQL Server 5.5.43 and earlier and 5.6.23 and earlier. The vulnerability permits a remote authenticated user to partially affect confidentiality through undisclosed vectors. The available information does not identify the flawed privilege-handling operation or a more specific weakness classification.
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Unspecified MySQL Server security privileges vulnerability.
A security vulnerability in the MySQL database server addressed by the mysql55-mysql update to version 5.5.45.
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